With a subtitle of "Be More Than Just A Code Monkey", Greg Brown argues that writing code is the easy part of a software developer's work. He sets out to explore the other 90% of the job, from requirements discovery and rapid prototyping to business analysis and designing for maintainability.
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He works through detailed examples typical problems developers encounter, and how to solve them by making you the main character in a series of chapter-length stories.
Author: Greg Brown Publisher: O'Reilly Date: October 2016 Pages: 132 ISBN: 978-1491943823 Print: 1491943823 Kindle: B01LYRCGA8 Audience: Developers Level: Intermediate Category: Methodology
Problems tackled include:
- Using prototypes to explore project ideas
- Spotting hidden dependencies in incremental changes
- Identifying the pain points of service integrations
- Developing a rigorous approach towards problem-solving
- Designing software from the bottom up
- Data modeling in an imperfect world
- Gradual process improvement as an antidote for over-commitment
- The future of software development
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